out here,
around the middle of April
a washed out sky,
hung over a drooping clothesline
of thickened mist and faded frost,
hangs itself out to dry
and there
among newborn blades of grass
a tiny purple crocus
bursts through the dirt...
and even
that grouchy magpie
swoons before its tender breath
7 comments:
I love the poem, I am longing for spring.
oh I love this you majestic poetess, i don't care if it's nt a word, you are a poetess, but you forgot one things that sprouts bigger every year in mid-April, me:
April21 lol
Sweet! It happening. MB
I ask my boots to have an eye for the beginning life around them ;-) Very nice late-winter-poem, Janice.
Best wishes
Ralf
Janice, where you live it seems to me you can really enjoy the CHANGE in seasons! At least this is what your poem tells us...Here we are constantly with one foot in one season and another foot in a different season, almost day by day...
Wow, your poetry is nice.
Oh me too Ann - thank you always.
Lorraine - LOL. I know, I know :)
Well not quite MB but I know it's going to :)
Ah Ralf - so good to see you here again. Thank you always.
Gabriela - yes you right - there is a distinct difference between the season which does in fact make for great poetry - well... I try anyway.
Thank you muchly Sandy for your kind words.
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